A very nice sounding DE shave, Joe.

The Caps will be capped.

Thank you, Gentlemen.

Thanks Jason!

Don't worry about me, Jim! I like to think that being really busy is a sign that I'm needed, at least.
Glad to hear your schedule will return to 'normal' soon.

Thanks Jeff!

The one most important technique difference....it's a biggie. If you have a muscle memory of when you expect a blade to land, it will be sooner than you expect with a bigger blade. You'll only make that mistake once , hopefully never now that I pointed it out.

Otherwise, the difference is mostly razor weight. I favor half/quarter hollow or near wedge styled razors, and when blades are the 7/8 or larger widths, the weight tends to be more noticeable. Some of it with the razors I have are either from the thicker spine (square or round), thicker grind, or both.

Jeez, and I just got (probably temporarily) got past my DE RAD.

Very nice choices.

Dubl Duck made quite a few great shavers.

Great setup and picture.

thank you Joseph..the gillette goodwill razors were a transition razor between the 3 hole blades and the modern ones we have today .built between 1929 and 34? ish.the early ones would use both types of blades while the later ones just used the modern blades..
there we many variants made..some for just one year..these pictured are the most common..fine shaves..the rare ones used new series parts like pinned caps and such and they would't accept 3 hole blades..most of the goodwill razors were handed out free ,only paying for the blades..the brit and french were sold as normal ,would have to research that more..

awesome shave and pic Blair..

thank you Jim..

thank you Joe..

Thank you, Clint!

thank you Blair..

Terrific shave lineup and picture, Gary!

Excellent shave, Jason!

all good sir,thank you..searching cool for avatars..

thank you Andrew,was a fine shave..

Thank you, Jason! That spot on the lake sounds like my kind of place!

Excellent shave all around, Joe!